Arkansas State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors Service Laws, Rules, and Regulations (LRR) Practice Exam

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What should be done if a complaint is received against a licensee?

Ignore it if it seems minor
Conduct an investigation within 30 days
Send a warning letter only
File it for future reference

The correct answer is: Conduct an investigation within 30 days

When a complaint is received against a licensee, conducting an investigation within 30 days is the appropriate action to take. This process is essential to ensure that all complaints are reviewed thoroughly and fairly. An investigation allows the board to gather necessary information, assess the validity of the complaint, and determine whether any action is warranted based on the findings. Timely investigations help maintain professional standards and public trust in the embalmers and funeral directors' profession, ensuring any issues are addressed promptly. Choosing to ignore the complaint, sending a warning letter without a thorough investigation, or just filing it for future reference would not be sufficient or responsible actions. These alternatives do not affirm the board's commitment to uphold standards of practice and safeguard the interests of the public and the profession. Therefore, a proactive approach, including a formal investigation within a specified timeframe, is crucial to uphold the integrity of the licensing body and provide a fair response to complaints received.